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dennis: as you say, if the the government will let you. cheryl: there has been a lot of breaking news this morning surrounding the general petraeus sex scandal. we will be live without the minute coverage. as we go to break, some of the winners that we are watching over on the nasdaq, the markets are down. starting the day up, now down to the negatives continuing to way. cisco a big winner on the nasdaq. i always wait until the last minute. can i still ship a gift in me r christmas? yeah, sure you can. great. where's your gift? uh... whew. [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. ship fedex express by december 22nd for christmas delivery. cheryl: now to the latest on general david benghazi. the former cia director involved in a scandal will testify about the attacks at benghazi, libya. good morning, jennifer. >> very busy. on capitol hill senator john mccain, lindsey graham and others are calling for a select committee of watergate style select committee bipartisan but we'll get to the bottom of mostly the benghazi case but also l
dennis: as you say, if the the government will let you. cheryl: there has been a lot of breaking news this morning surrounding the general petraeus sex scandal. we will be live without the minute coverage. as we go to break, some of the winners that we are watching over on the nasdaq, the markets are down. starting the day up, now down to the negatives continuing to way. cisco a big winner on the nasdaq. i always wait until the last minute. can i still ship a gift in me r christmas? yeah, sure...
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the republican party has grown government and assume advisers to government -- governor romney were the same as president bush. melissa: is seen as the boat to four obama was bigger government. lou: and the vote for mitt romney? i am saying the intellectual integrity of the moment acknowledging it is the size of government if we can't sustain them and the social safety net programs in perpetuity when we're trillions of dollars in debt and for doing so. melissa: how do drive that message home? nobody is getting it. >> a lot of people are. but they're not being honest. there in the democratic party and if they continue to refuse what is reality, and then a cliff is a small thing and embedded for decades. it is not a pleasant experience. melissa: i am not excited. [laughter] i hear you. melissa:. lou: people have to be honest. melissa: also watch him tonight tonight catch hoover institute senior fellow to talk about unrest in the middle east. lou: one of the wisest minds of geopolitics and her in the world. melissa: protest in the streets of cairo over the new power grab. look at the treas
the republican party has grown government and assume advisers to government -- governor romney were the same as president bush. melissa: is seen as the boat to four obama was bigger government. lou: and the vote for mitt romney? i am saying the intellectual integrity of the moment acknowledging it is the size of government if we can't sustain them and the social safety net programs in perpetuity when we're trillions of dollars in debt and for doing so. melissa: how do drive that message home?...
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should you have it at the state -- spinning at the state level and not governed by the federal government? that is the problem. no hearings at on the spending in the spending bill. $60 billion on this is equal to what the tax hike would be in the top 2% bracket. dennis: what are they -- do we have any idea? >> reporter: i have been checking into it. no word. we have an update from the governors of new york, new jersey, and connecticut's and 60 billion went out the door two weeks after katrina. seven weeks after hurricane sandy. but with hurricane katrina, we saw a lot of pork in there, too. a big pork wagon. soccer balls for federal workers, new laptops for federal workers, new cell phones for federal workers. for the 60 billion for sandy is talking $3 billion to fix the repairs of federal assets. so that's the problem. 3 billion is in that bill. dennis: the smithsonian museum, it was not damaged by hurricane sandy. dennis: rap that into the spending bill. bring in avian a single year. most of that just on sandy. cheryl: really quick. of all the governors are would think that he would be
should you have it at the state -- spinning at the state level and not governed by the federal government? that is the problem. no hearings at on the spending in the spending bill. $60 billion on this is equal to what the tax hike would be in the top 2% bracket. dennis: what are they -- do we have any idea? >> reporter: i have been checking into it. no word. we have an update from the governors of new york, new jersey, and connecticut's and 60 billion went out the door two weeks after...
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number two, reimbursements, all of the electronics and regulation from the government. you name it. every day on the front page and everyday the front page of this government they tell you, you are a bad person. you know what to at the end of the day you wake up one morning and say, why am i doing this? that is exactly what a lot of physicians are feeling, and it is being reflected, and you're going to see things happening in the future which will be very bad for health care. ashley: thank you so much. >> reporter: i have to get away. lori: fired up. ashley: thank you. lori: a movie blood time and eliminated the issue of u.s. companies which pay movie -- money to countries accused of human-rights abuses in mining precious-metals off. the sec has voted to focus new disclosures, and the companies are crying foul. let's get to the bottomless and the bottom line. >> reporter: this is an historic vote. we have never seen anything like this before. the securities and exchange commission's is telling companies that make things like smart phones and cell phones and digital cameras, you can
number two, reimbursements, all of the electronics and regulation from the government. you name it. every day on the front page and everyday the front page of this government they tell you, you are a bad person. you know what to at the end of the day you wake up one morning and say, why am i doing this? that is exactly what a lot of physicians are feeling, and it is being reflected, and you're going to see things happening in the future which will be very bad for health care. ashley: thank you...
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government come existing contracts state in in , however new government contracts are going to be put off at least for now. remember two weeks ago they played ill be some charges involved in the death of 11 workers in the explosion. questions about their integrity and what they actually revealed after the explosion. and so now, they must meet federal business standards to be eligible for the new contract. in the meantime the stock is down one third of 1%. back to you. lori: thank you, nicole. melissa: hedge fund giant trying to reassure investors after insider trading charges. lori: is a busy day for charlie he joins us next. look at the dollar holidays trading against the foreign currency. back after this. with the fidelity stock screener, you can try stragies from independent experts and see wh criteria they use. such as a 5% yld on dividend-paying stocks. then you can customize the strategies and narrow down to exactlythose. i'm mark allen of fidelity investments. the expert strategies feature is one more innovative reason serious investors are oosing fidelity. now get 200 free tra
government come existing contracts state in in , however new government contracts are going to be put off at least for now. remember two weeks ago they played ill be some charges involved in the death of 11 workers in the explosion. questions about their integrity and what they actually revealed after the explosion. and so now, they must meet federal business standards to be eligible for the new contract. in the meantime the stock is down one third of 1%. back to you. lori: thank you, nicole....
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it was a gradual climb or descend, the dissent meaning cutting back in government, big government which was a problem in the whole lot. so big, so intrusive and so expensive that it is squeezing individuals in the middle. and wages have been flat, wages have been flat, real wages are down and that is why you see as you have just announced before a great increase in borrowing on credit cards. 90 days behind in payments. dennis: we will take any purchases we can get. >> it can only end in trouble. dennis: the dow up 168, defying the worrywarts. thank you for being with us, john brown. appreciate it. cheryl: well, after losing some key hispanic votes in the presidential election, the republican party is looking to reboot its stance on immigration policy. peter barnes joins us now with more. peter. >> that is right. 12 million more latino voters turned out in 2012 and in 2008 and most voted for president obama. that got republican party's attention. more of them talk about legislation to move immigration reform, latino support for public and residential candidate had tanked since 2004 at 44
it was a gradual climb or descend, the dissent meaning cutting back in government, big government which was a problem in the whole lot. so big, so intrusive and so expensive that it is squeezing individuals in the middle. and wages have been flat, wages have been flat, real wages are down and that is why you see as you have just announced before a great increase in borrowing on credit cards. 90 days behind in payments. dennis: we will take any purchases we can get. >> it can only end in...
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in '03 in "the new york times" writing may have been buying people off the unemployment rolls, the government has cooked the books. thank you for your consistency. tracy: good stuff. really cool. you get to a certain age where i will say anything i want. >> and journalists love it. tracy: it is great. but we have to move on. a quarter until, actually 2:46, time for stocks heading down to nicole petallides on the new york exchange, thank you for hanging out. nicole: i want to take a look at wal-mart. having an incredible day on wall street. another all-time high for wal-mart 76.81. a few headlines from wal-mart today, they wil will have same-y delivery service, trying it out in several areas, over 4000 stores across the nation. this is something that will allow them to compete even more directly with amazon. the ceo talking about international business that will continue to grow and gaining market share in almost every country that they operate in. back to you. tracy: thank you nicole, we will see you at the top of the hour. ashley: coming up, award-winning actress working to encourage parents
in '03 in "the new york times" writing may have been buying people off the unemployment rolls, the government has cooked the books. thank you for your consistency. tracy: good stuff. really cool. you get to a certain age where i will say anything i want. >> and journalists love it. tracy: it is great. but we have to move on. a quarter until, actually 2:46, time for stocks heading down to nicole petallides on the new york exchange, thank you for hanging out. nicole: i want to...
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if you cut government spending, that is good for the economy, not bad for the economy. the reason i get frustrated if everybody else gets this wrong. return the other networks what they're talking but it's oh, my gosh, cannot cut government spending. that is what got us the stimulus bill which was oppose posted tot down to 5.5%. lori: let's talk particulars. you referenced some middle ground possibility that increasing the threshold. what is the likelihood of that? >> i'm not endorsing that. just talking what options people are talking about. i think that is a possible middle ground position. mother possibly to think about is maybe separating out the tax rate that is imposed on business income, somebody like lebron james could pay the higher rate but those with business income would pay a lower rate. melissa: come back on soon, please. lori: another sequester, kicking the can down the road. melissa: israel expands the scope of activists to more densely packed areas. death toll nearing 100. hamas leaders calling for israel to end the attack in egypt along with turkey hav
if you cut government spending, that is good for the economy, not bad for the economy. the reason i get frustrated if everybody else gets this wrong. return the other networks what they're talking but it's oh, my gosh, cannot cut government spending. that is what got us the stimulus bill which was oppose posted tot down to 5.5%. lori: let's talk particulars. you referenced some middle ground possibility that increasing the threshold. what is the likelihood of that? >> i'm not endorsing...
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that has reduced the denominator in the way the government calculates unemployment. dagen: how does that play out and of the election? we are so close to it. it has not really shown up in the market yet. do people directly apply nervousness to how they vote or what it have to have a material impact on, say, the stock market? >> i travel around the country talking to investor groups all the time. i ask for a show of hands about who has heard of the fiscal cliff. only a couple of hands go up. retail investors, average voters, if you will, are not really focused on this. we are because this is what we do for a living. our gdp expectations are around 1% because we are concerned about the chilling effect on businesses and consumers based on the potential impact of the fiscal cliff. our base case is the administration will be able to work through this. connell: this conversation got the three of us are having right now, would be a beneficial one for mitt romney to continue having. after the debate, the polls showed that president obama one. the same polls show that romney
that has reduced the denominator in the way the government calculates unemployment. dagen: how does that play out and of the election? we are so close to it. it has not really shown up in the market yet. do people directly apply nervousness to how they vote or what it have to have a material impact on, say, the stock market? >> i travel around the country talking to investor groups all the time. i ask for a show of hands about who has heard of the fiscal cliff. only a couple of hands go...
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been a very positive technocratic government. right back to spain, they have also been able to survive under very difficult situations in a macro sense, so it is not all doom and gloom. ashley: there's got to be a light at the end of the tunnel. hopefully it is not a train coming in the opposite direction. jeremy hill, thank you very much for being here. appreciate it. good stuff. >> of the 34, s&p 500 companies that have reported results thus far, almost 59% have actually beat estimates, but with 79 more set to report this week, we are not out of the woods yet. will the trend continue? sandra smith has more for us in today's trade. sandra? sandra: a lot of optimism when it comes to banks and big financial institutions, especially after we got good news from several of the banks last week and citigroup beating expectations this morning, but here's what we've got for peak week earnings. this is a big one guys. 12 dow components reporting earnings this week. 79 as you just said -- [inaudible] -- s&p 500 companies reporting. huge we
been a very positive technocratic government. right back to spain, they have also been able to survive under very difficult situations in a macro sense, so it is not all doom and gloom. ashley: there's got to be a light at the end of the tunnel. hopefully it is not a train coming in the opposite direction. jeremy hill, thank you very much for being here. appreciate it. good stuff. >> of the 34, s&p 500 companies that have reported results thus far, almost 59% have actually beat...
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it is a government institution. and to make his reputation they are saying we reject what you have alleged. and we no longer want to be associated with you. a massive blow to plans armstrong and the other brand. lori: the analysis you provided, the wife of a teammate, he wired money to cover up on strong's drug tests. it is incredible to me, that sponsors would be so intertwined dealing with these athletes. >> that is why today was a pre-emptive strike. it has not gotten much attention. some of his teammates might go outside nike headquarters and protest if nike didn't drop him. this is a pre-emptive strike saying we are watching our hands of lance armstrong. they clearly want nothing to do with lance armstrong and they hope that part of the story might go away. lori: this is part of sworn testimony, out there in the record. what does it mean for nike? >> 90 will be fine. it is an incredibly strong brand, one of the strongest in the world. what it would mean if more allegations were to come out or a fact will prove
it is a government institution. and to make his reputation they are saying we reject what you have alleged. and we no longer want to be associated with you. a massive blow to plans armstrong and the other brand. lori: the analysis you provided, the wife of a teammate, he wired money to cover up on strong's drug tests. it is incredible to me, that sponsors would be so intertwined dealing with these athletes. >> that is why today was a pre-emptive strike. it has not gotten much attention....
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i have spoken to a lot of government investigators. he kind of takes himself out of the mix of the stuff that goes around him. there's lots of interesting stuff, people around him have been charging ongoing insider trading case, he takes himself out. this time we know whether it's illegal or not, we know that he's involved somehow with this guy martoma; right? it is in the complaint. >> i'm eating my words from the last time i was on the air with you, we talked about michael steinberg. we thought that was the biggest. i thought it was. this is bigger. now what you are having is a direct link, someone charged for the crime, having conversation with someone who should be an unindicted co-conspirator correct or indicted conspirator, but they are leaving that person's name out. why? they are trying to get martoma to flip. that's what they are trying to do with that. if i'm martoma i'm not going to take the fall for anybody. >> this is a huge amount of money. i'm dubious about insider trading, i don't think it's the worst crime in the world
i have spoken to a lot of government investigators. he kind of takes himself out of the mix of the stuff that goes around him. there's lots of interesting stuff, people around him have been charging ongoing insider trading case, he takes himself out. this time we know whether it's illegal or not, we know that he's involved somehow with this guy martoma; right? it is in the complaint. >> i'm eating my words from the last time i was on the air with you, we talked about michael steinberg. we...
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what is the government's (in nailing steve cohen? charlie: i do not think people are focused on the fiscal cliff. they will not be focused until you see the market sell off. the market believes there will be a deal. until the market trade-off -- adam: we have a guest who will be talking about that a little later on as we get closer to the end of the year. the investigation is still underway. charlie: when you see the market trade-off you watch people freak out. interesting thing about steve cohen, there is no more remarkable trader out there than this guy. say what you want to about him. if you look at his returns, i think he started in 92, one down here. he is up this year, so far, 10%. that is why the feds are after him. i have been speaking to a lot of people with the fpi. long-term returns, consistent and less volatility. what they do, generally, they look at returns, pretty much steady returns, not a lot of volatility. you look at steve collins return, one down year. you look at warren buffett. he destroys profits over that peri
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government and in newspapers. [laughter] the most stolen car is still the honda civic and honda accord according to the national crime bureau. they told me by the way it is the most stolen car. [laughter] i got it here at -- any way. news this afternoon abc will split jimmy kimmel live and against jail leno and david letterman. >> just after cutbacks abc's mills weakness moving him to the 11:30 p.m. time one of the biggest shakeups of television. "jimmy kimmel live" can post of rise. 15% total viewers in july. jlo's ratings are down 26% and has been in these eighth time slot since americans were held hostage in iran. but now it beats 3.8 million viewers. it brings in almost 2 million with jimmy kimmel so starting march 1st undue friday night prime-time version of "nightline" in addition to the other one. this has been in the works but announcing today after leno takes the $5 million pay cut. now you have to long-term gray heads who are in their sixties. letterman is 65 and jay leno is 62. he will be 45 when kimmel
government and in newspapers. [laughter] the most stolen car is still the honda civic and honda accord according to the national crime bureau. they told me by the way it is the most stolen car. [laughter] i got it here at -- any way. news this afternoon abc will split jimmy kimmel live and against jail leno and david letterman. >> just after cutbacks abc's mills weakness moving him to the 11:30 p.m. time one of the biggest shakeups of television. "jimmy kimmel live" can post of...
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they don't need help from the government? >> ready backed has third quarter profit buses the housing market is on the mend pro it is good news. tracy: it does not have been very often. >> a a well 52 week high it beat sales targets and profit largely due to the seven present job of advertising sales rising 23 billion from last year. we have tim armstrong. in the studio today. i still have my eye aol account but the company is successfully transitioned not just internet but content provider. your ad sales are up had to keep up the momentum? >> i love that you are the sale will user. we're getting back behind the brand. they users and three years ago people did not give us a chance to keep the brand alive and the results show the attract record of losing now we are tied to give back to even. at this pace the growth of content, advertising and services getting back to the early days. tracy: having to post a comment daily finance, just like turkey popcorn this morning. is that the future of branded content? >> it is becoming more
they don't need help from the government? >> ready backed has third quarter profit buses the housing market is on the mend pro it is good news. tracy: it does not have been very often. >> a a well 52 week high it beat sales targets and profit largely due to the seven present job of advertising sales rising 23 billion from last year. we have tim armstrong. in the studio today. i still have my eye aol account but the company is successfully transitioned not just internet but content...
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if we actually pay for the cost of government as we have right now, the cost of government is recession. if you pay the size of government now. we will have recession in this country and that blows people's minds a little bit more. i don't see them being forced. we have all of these year-to-year fixes and patches and delay it here. this whole process is an example of doing that. dagen: you talk about the needing to be different. some people might talk about fixing our debt and deficit problems, but when it comes down to it, they don't want to give up tax rates, pay anymore, and when you talk about cutting government they get up in arms about cutting spending. >> that is definitely true. a few politicians who are talking honestly about this stuff and have been able to win a few elections. people like rand paul might lead it. scott walker of the world, there is a reality we will have to conform to. they're not all being punished at the ballot rocks. we will see a double dip recession and some of the effects of responsibility. there will be more and more politics available for that. connel
if we actually pay for the cost of government as we have right now, the cost of government is recession. if you pay the size of government now. we will have recession in this country and that blows people's minds a little bit more. i don't see them being forced. we have all of these year-to-year fixes and patches and delay it here. this whole process is an example of doing that. dagen: you talk about the needing to be different. some people might talk about fixing our debt and deficit problems,...
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just a general operating in firming, still trying to form a government. they should have been significantly more security on the ground. at this point after such a sad event, you know, you have to review, look. we have to prevent this in the future. charles: the sow will be talking about. after we talk about the response to want to get to as low. your other area of expertise to my intelligence and what we should have known about this, of talk about this anti muslim movie that has been made and whether or not that's the spark or some of these attacks particularly in libya planned in advance and to coincide with 9/11. after looking at the situation the last couple days which say about that? >> and just not buying this anti muslim film has parking this instantaneous average. these things tend to be when you see something developed usually the players or players underneath have coordinated to some degree, this has a top cover. and and just kind of tired of the outrage over anything. this particular video has been out there for awhile. charles: all to stop for
just a general operating in firming, still trying to form a government. they should have been significantly more security on the ground. at this point after such a sad event, you know, you have to review, look. we have to prevent this in the future. charles: the sow will be talking about. after we talk about the response to want to get to as low. your other area of expertise to my intelligence and what we should have known about this, of talk about this anti muslim movie that has been made and...
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will they put in a transitional government? >> whatever happens between now and half of 2013 anything would need to retrieve months to stabilize the country. the militia are not up for an agreement including assad. he is afraid of any agreement that they will take care about. at least the next 34 months we do not see an agreement unless russia will enforce the agreement. tracy: if we get involved is another show. iran. some days the regime is comical. >> three or four years we have claimed those sanctions are working but they are but not on the regime. they work on the people who are underdress. the regime has taken a van should stage -- advantage of the sanctions they have the leverage to syria supporting the assad regime and to love and on and destabilizing the arabian peninsula. they're doing a lot of expansion. tracy: you are so terrific t30. if it is going to be safer you answered no where close. please come back. >> happy new year. lori: the u.s. markets, not really. nothing new. the losses are getting worse 130 points on
will they put in a transitional government? >> whatever happens between now and half of 2013 anything would need to retrieve months to stabilize the country. the militia are not up for an agreement including assad. he is afraid of any agreement that they will take care about. at least the next 34 months we do not see an agreement unless russia will enforce the agreement. tracy: if we get involved is another show. iran. some days the regime is comical. >> three or four years we have...
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potentially a government, third government bailout of a housing agency, first fannie and freddie. which got $187 billion from the treasury so far. now the fha could need help from the treasury. the agency insures more than a trillion dollars in riskier mortgages with very lowdown payments, mainly for first-time home buyers. an annual audit released today found that the agency has a $16.3 billion capital short fall because of mortgages going bad. >> let's bite the bullet. maybe recapitalize them to the tune of $25 billion if they can earn their way out reasonably, that's fine. but if they can't, the money is there. let's not try to grow their way out of it which is what they have been doing since 2008. >> but the fha is downplaying the possibility of a bailout, it said it expects to add $11 billion in new capital from the business year ahead. announced a slight increase in fees today and some or the new steps to improve finances. says it hopes all of this will put the capital position back in the black for the year. that the agency says should reduce likelihood it will need to tap
potentially a government, third government bailout of a housing agency, first fannie and freddie. which got $187 billion from the treasury so far. now the fha could need help from the treasury. the agency insures more than a trillion dollars in riskier mortgages with very lowdown payments, mainly for first-time home buyers. an annual audit released today found that the agency has a $16.3 billion capital short fall because of mortgages going bad. >> let's bite the bullet. maybe...
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our entire country depends on the government. [talking over each other] >> first of all, you don't know what you're talking about. you don't pay off your debt by going deeper into debt. >> that is actually factually incorrect. [talking over each other] >> if we keep increasing the debt ceiling were going to have no choice but to up repudiate our debts. that is the crisis and talking about. we will have the sovereign debt crisis and the currency crisis if we don't bring these debts under control command are not going to control the spending by raising taxes on the most productive americans, the americans have produced goods and services. >> regular americans who work every day by telling them that people like paris hilton are more constructive than air. >> is talking about paris hilton >> i'm talking about the job creator. consumer demand. >> to the you think hires them? >> these people more going to spend the money rather than handing it to the people who have made all the money. >> are the consumers get the money to spend. they
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that will reduce the government's stake in aig to 20% from 53%. aig shares down as you can see just slightly on the day, down about 1% but certainly off session lows. amazon making an about-face over mandatory ads on its new kindle fire hd tablet. the company now says it will allow users to opt-out of the ads, but you have to pay a $15 fee. and a bigger than expected drop in chinese imports is the latest sign that the world's second largest economy is indeed slowing down. coming up, we will tell you how major western retailers are still making an aggressive push into china. that's coming up. tracy: good stuff, but now bottom of the hour, 30 past, we have to get a check on the markets as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. you have three tech giants having a good day today. nicole: we were just looking at one there, amazon hit a new high. also wanted to take a look at both apple and google right now. you may see down arrows they may have come off the highs. sometimes you see people selling into som
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that is what the government wants. tell us what you said. how you said it. did steve cohen no it was inside legal information. melissa: it seems like a conflict of interest. charlie: it is completely legal. his contract may not have said we give you, you know, we give you lawyers until the day you die. it would be interesting to know if they cut this deal to pay for the lawyers even though it was not in the contract. we do not know that. we just know that they are paying for it. the suspension is that we have not gotten this confirmed, peter henning is they have a cooperation agreement. that would be a huge leg up with martoma ever does cooperate. he knows essentially what he will say. melissa: 19 days to go until the fiscal cliff congressional republican leader vowing to stay in washington until a deal gets done. lori: we will get john carney's take on all of this right ahead. here are some losers and winners on the s&p 500. ♪ can i help you? i heard you guys can ship ground for less than the ups store. that's right. i've learned the only way to get a hol
that is what the government wants. tell us what you said. how you said it. did steve cohen no it was inside legal information. melissa: it seems like a conflict of interest. charlie: it is completely legal. his contract may not have said we give you, you know, we give you lawyers until the day you die. it would be interesting to know if they cut this deal to pay for the lawyers even though it was not in the contract. we do not know that. we just know that they are paying for it. the suspension...
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government in a timely matter. toyota has been over the years with all kinds of things including acceleration on the floor mat, etc. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. lori: time to make money with charles payne. this hour he is helping us make cash in the tech sector with the global leader of cloud infrastructure. charles: i like them a lot. they have taken a lot in america. i'll be really nervous with general motors stock. melissa: a little extra bang for the buck. charles: it is a big company, but a lot of people, listen -- melissa: it is a momentum stock. charles: it is. 12 insider buys 3 million shares. listen, people make a big deal out of insider selling and sometimes it can be a red flag were often than not it is a yellow flag, lot of estate planning and stuff like that, imagine if all of your planning was in enron stock and you work at those companies. i love it, they have a string of earnings, the street expects them to outperform the market meaning they will take more market share, all the
government in a timely matter. toyota has been over the years with all kinds of things including acceleration on the floor mat, etc. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. lori: time to make money with charles payne. this hour he is helping us make cash in the tech sector with the global leader of cloud infrastructure. charles: i like them a lot. they have taken a lot in america. i'll be really nervous with general motors stock. melissa: a little extra bang for the buck. charles: it...
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exporters from retaliation from the chinese government. rich: this election year democrats and republicans who focused on chinese trade practices, romney has vowed to label china a currency manipulator and strongly enforce trade policy and protect american businesses. given american subsidies on green energy, the auto industry and others some analysts say these trade accusations and tariffs only hurt u.s. consumers and american businesses trying to conduct business abroad by inviting foreign governments no impose tariffs in retaliation. back to you. connell: all right rich. we will talk more about -- more about the election in a few minutes with bret baier. thanks for that. sports headlines, after several weather delays, extreme sportsman taking off just after 1:00 p.m. eastern for a planned skydive from the earth's stratosphere. my goodness. his capsule carried by a weather balloon will leave from new mexico, takes him three hours to reach his jump point of 23 miles. this guy is a former austrian military skydiver. during the jump, he wil
exporters from retaliation from the chinese government. rich: this election year democrats and republicans who focused on chinese trade practices, romney has vowed to label china a currency manipulator and strongly enforce trade policy and protect american businesses. given american subsidies on green energy, the auto industry and others some analysts say these trade accusations and tariffs only hurt u.s. consumers and american businesses trying to conduct business abroad by inviting foreign...
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additional insight into the government's case against him. if martoma cooperates, it is actually very important for his defense. we should also point out that martoma's attorney will deny the cooperation agreement. they are footing the bill for martoma's legal fees which is separate from his cooperation agreement. jake, unpack this for us. they have a cooperation agreement, which i think is pretty key here. what do you make of it. >> martoma just made the biggest trade of his life. he chose steve cohen. here is the deal that they have. steve cohen is paying the legal fees. that could be millions. he gets a copy of the government playbook. they will work and share information together. rather than flipping on steve cohen, he has decided to work with him and he is betting that the high-priced lawyers will beat the feds, as they usually do. adam: is this kind of like a conflict of interest. >> they say we have the same interests and beating the government and saying this was not insider-trading. the government also flipped this doctor who told m
additional insight into the government's case against him. if martoma cooperates, it is actually very important for his defense. we should also point out that martoma's attorney will deny the cooperation agreement. they are footing the bill for martoma's legal fees which is separate from his cooperation agreement. jake, unpack this for us. they have a cooperation agreement, which i think is pretty key here. what do you make of it. >> martoma just made the biggest trade of his life. he...
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government picks up 75% of the tab for restoring government services including things like mass transit. as for now both governor cuomo and governor christie of new jersey are saying wait a second we want the federal government to pick up even more of the tab possibly 90% to 100%. governor cuomo is pretty pointed whether or not he will let his state's taxpayers pay any of the costs. here is governor cuomo. >> to try to finance through taxes, would incapacitate the state. my philosophy hasn't changed. tax increases are always the last, last, last, resort. >> so for right now you guys, -pwe're waiting to see whether or not the president, president obama steps in and uses his authority to basically issue, basically payments out of the federal government towards the states of new jersey and new york. once we hear about that, we'll get back to you. back to you guys. tracy: liz macdonald, thank you very much. >> sure. tracy: numbers are staggering. ashley: and they keep going up too. coming up regulation nation. why thousands of americans are joining a fight against new epa rules on oil and g
government picks up 75% of the tab for restoring government services including things like mass transit. as for now both governor cuomo and governor christie of new jersey are saying wait a second we want the federal government to pick up even more of the tab possibly 90% to 100%. governor cuomo is pretty pointed whether or not he will let his state's taxpayers pay any of the costs. here is governor cuomo. >> to try to finance through taxes, would incapacitate the state. my philosophy...
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they make massive cuts to government employees. massive cuts to government expenditures. they cut the debt and they cut the currency. tracy: right. >> in europe, the imf has not been driving it. they have been pushed to the side by european politicians. and this thing has been festering for the past 3 1/2 years. i think over time they're going to realize that they have to address it fairly quickly or else the country will slip further. tracy: right. and they are doing that already. sean, thank you for being with us, sir. >> thank you. ashley: europe getting a bounce from the spanish bank tests from last friday because they came after the european close. they did well today but there are a lot more problems in spain, that's for sure. about 30 past the hour. let's get a check on the markets as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides on the stock exchange. >> i'm here with john from meridian equity partners. we're talking about the market. we're up 108 points. you've talked about momentum what we've seen with the market really gaining. what do you see going forward? what d
they make massive cuts to government employees. massive cuts to government expenditures. they cut the debt and they cut the currency. tracy: right. >> in europe, the imf has not been driving it. they have been pushed to the side by european politicians. and this thing has been festering for the past 3 1/2 years. i think over time they're going to realize that they have to address it fairly quickly or else the country will slip further. tracy: right. and they are doing that already. sean,...
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dagen: get the government out of the markets. connell: the devil wears -- becoming our next ambassador to britain. dagen: holiday travelers paying up. the average ticket price topping $450. connell: everyone needs a few days off. it is the top of the hour. we will go to nicole petallides. good morning. nicole: good morning. let's take a look at what is going on here. let's take a look at jardin restaurants. it turns out they are not meeting the analyst expectations. let's take a look at the stock. it is near its lows of he day. their earnings will miss the analyst estimates. same-store sales dropping 3.2%. as a result, sales have diminished. how about the major market averages? the dow is higher, but the s&p and the nasdaq are lower. dagen: republicans finally pulling off their own plan to deal with the fiscal cliff. connell: the white house predictably saying, no deal. the parameters are there now. we can start to imagine what a deal may look like. >> i think that is right. they have been adamant in saying we want more revenue.
dagen: get the government out of the markets. connell: the devil wears -- becoming our next ambassador to britain. dagen: holiday travelers paying up. the average ticket price topping $450. connell: everyone needs a few days off. it is the top of the hour. we will go to nicole petallides. good morning. nicole: good morning. let's take a look at what is going on here. let's take a look at jardin restaurants. it turns out they are not meeting the analyst expectations. let's take a look at the...
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silas said rather than fight the government, to settle with the government and it really make sure we are complying going forward. we agree to disagree, we are moving forward as a company, and i think that the you know, we will make sure we follow the government regulation as we should. cheryl: that big a lot of people agree to disagree. the ceo. a fascinating story from you, by the way. family business. >> thank you. dennis: the bank of japan takes its lead from the bernanke and the fed. we'll have the details 56 californians are about to pay more for college and for the first time ever on the freeway, which is in the freeway the war. first take a look at the 10-year treasurys. ♪ ♪ >> i'm tracy byrnes with 31 brief. without action to avert the fiscal cliff before the election. the numbers of the senate finance committee agreed to figure out what will happen when the u.s. doesn't the cliff on january 2nd if. finance committee chairman max baucus believes the more senators know the more likely they are to work together. walmart is teaming up with health care providers in efforts to
silas said rather than fight the government, to settle with the government and it really make sure we are complying going forward. we agree to disagree, we are moving forward as a company, and i think that the you know, we will make sure we follow the government regulation as we should. cheryl: that big a lot of people agree to disagree. the ceo. a fascinating story from you, by the way. family business. >> thank you. dennis: the bank of japan takes its lead from the bernanke and the fed....
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in january the federal government came out with a report showing federal government workers also made more than their private sector counterparts. we have gone out to the unions to ask for a response, this report just came out, we will be detailing it throughout the day. tracy: rich edson, we will be talking about this report all day long. dennis: it is 15 past the hour. nicole, the dow up more than it has been all morning. nicole: that is right. the traders are taking note of it. take and financials and energy leading to the new session highs. the dow jones must go up half a percent, the tech heavy nasdaq composite up over a full percentage point coming on the heels of news with the euro gaining strength, the dollar pulling back and they're working on their budget plan which they will pass some reforms bringing some optimism to the market in the state. you can see those up arrows. two names in the insurance industry, if possible insurance deal. the "wall street journal" reporting they are close to a deal to acquire individual life insurance. none here before the new york stock exchan
in january the federal government came out with a report showing federal government workers also made more than their private sector counterparts. we have gone out to the unions to ask for a response, this report just came out, we will be detailing it throughout the day. tracy: rich edson, we will be talking about this report all day long. dennis: it is 15 past the hour. nicole, the dow up more than it has been all morning. nicole: that is right. the traders are taking note of it. take and...
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government reference riskless rate is under 2%. that is a bargain. melissa: i was interested to see the latest trading volumes. you are talking about the average investor walking away. in august, it was down 37%. that is year over year. that is compared to last august. when we see that the markets are up 9% for the year, i wonder if the individual investor is walking away from returns? >> i think so, melissa. the investing class is still undergoing dramatic shock and recovery from it. that is why all of these bond flows continue to go into funds and those fund managers have to go by treasuries at 1.6-1.7 because they have to do something to put it to work. if you believe that interest rates are going to be low for a number of years, and i do, i believe bernanke will do what he says, then stock prices are headed higher. maybe much higher. lori: isn't it a problem then that the fed is manipulating the stock market? therefore, do you have to be a little bit cautious that even though we will be in this accommodative environment for a well, things could t
government reference riskless rate is under 2%. that is a bargain. melissa: i was interested to see the latest trading volumes. you are talking about the average investor walking away. in august, it was down 37%. that is year over year. that is compared to last august. when we see that the markets are up 9% for the year, i wonder if the individual investor is walking away from returns? >> i think so, melissa. the investing class is still undergoing dramatic shock and recovery from it....
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>speak of the government that compels the acquisition by jpmorgan chase was the federal government. the suing party is the state of new york. they certainly knew what was going on. all hese were cooked up in d.c. or down on wall street two blocks from here. ultimately a case like this is settled with a transfer of billions in cash to the treasury of the state of new york, not to the people whom the attorney general says were harmed at bear stearns. this is again just another government scheme to transfer cash. tracy: y. now barney frank coming out with this? >> a lawsuit was just filed about three weeks ago and maybe he just now became aware of it. i give him kudos for intellectual honesty. even somebody like barney frank, the father of dodd-frank acknowledges at times the government can go too far and this is one of those heavy acknowledgments. tracy: judge andrew napolitano, always great to have you here. ashley: with second time around the better for facebook? the social networking giant is set to report third-quarter earnings after the close today. will the company fare as googl
>speak of the government that compels the acquisition by jpmorgan chase was the federal government. the suing party is the state of new york. they certainly knew what was going on. all hese were cooked up in d.c. or down on wall street two blocks from here. ultimately a case like this is settled with a transfer of billions in cash to the treasury of the state of new york, not to the people whom the attorney general says were harmed at bear stearns. this is again just another government...
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this is a government-run market now. it is not a free market. it's a government-run market. so where is the government on your question? melissa: yeah. >> we don't know. melissa: we don't know. >> there has been no leadership. melissa: we don't know although that they are hostile to a certain extent. $47 billion is a lot of money obviously. that would create a quite a lot of jobs, right? they reilly turned down ss many jobs and revenue when the economy is hurting so much. >> and it is not just export% lng. my bottom line, yes, we should export lng if we have a market out there to serve but let's do even more with natural gas. let's make natural gas into transportation fuels, cng, compressed natural gas, liquified, natural gas both for trucking. methanol or even gasoline can be made from natural gas. so why don't we use natural gas and get off imported oil? only takes a little bit of political leadership. melissa: you're not talking about lng, is liquifying natural gas. that is what we would have to do if we want to export natural gas to asia or europe which are two ripe mark
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they went on his hsbc work with governments to break the law, foreign governments with terrorists they threatened by their actions the lives of u.s. citizens. saying at one point, and this is a quote, he says i don't think anyone is alleging hsbc was the mastermind of many of these schemes. rather the compliance was so lax that it was allowed to happen. listen to what he said at the beginning of the conference about how hsbc helped governments rake the law. in his own words. >> on at least one occasion hsbc instructed a bank in iran how to format payment messages so that the transactions would not be blocked or rejected. by the united states. >> so hsbc, according to lanny brewer, actually told the governments in iran, the bank at iran, how to break u.s. law but they will not go after the individual's who might have shown the bank how to do it. we asked hsbc for the number of executives who have been subject to call back of the bonuses, the department of justice and hsbc have made a great deal, great fact of the number of executives who have had their bonuses clawed back. they refuse t
they went on his hsbc work with governments to break the law, foreign governments with terrorists they threatened by their actions the lives of u.s. citizens. saying at one point, and this is a quote, he says i don't think anyone is alleging hsbc was the mastermind of many of these schemes. rather the compliance was so lax that it was allowed to happen. listen to what he said at the beginning of the conference about how hsbc helped governments rake the law. in his own words. >> on at...
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in the second the government contacts householdings. that survey shows 873,000 more folks said they were employed last month, bringing unemployment rate down from 8.1%, to 7.8%. about two third of that total were part-timers looking for a full-time job. still president obama at a rally in virginia ran with the headlines. >> this morning we found out that the unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest level since i took office. [cheers and applause] more americans entered the workforce, more people are getting jobs. >> so republicans no longer have their talking point of more than 40 straight months with unemployment more than 8%. governor romney farther south in virginia this morning says this still does not constitute a recovery, promising he is the only candidate who can bring one. >> if the same share of people participating in the workforce today as the day president got elected, our unemployment rate would be 11%. that is real reality what is happening out there. >> only one more employment report before election day. back to you.
in the second the government contacts householdings. that survey shows 873,000 more folks said they were employed last month, bringing unemployment rate down from 8.1%, to 7.8%. about two third of that total were part-timers looking for a full-time job. still president obama at a rally in virginia ran with the headlines. >> this morning we found out that the unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest level since i took office. [cheers and applause] more americans entered the workforce,...
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government and bp will be settled. it does not remove the issue of civil penalties which by their most extreme calculations could be $21 billion. i will read you a statement from bp where the chairman of the board said we believe this resolution is in the best interests of bp and its shareholders, it removes two significant legal risks and allows us to vigorously defend the company against the remaining civil claims. keep in mind that bp has booked $31 million in charges against -- because of the disaster in 2010. they will lead $3.58 billion as part of the settlement. they still face the civil possible fine from the environmental portion of the u.s. government over this, $4,300 per barrel, two hundred six million gallons was spilled. in english possibly $21 billion but they hope they can defend themselves against that. two bp employees could face manslaughter charges. dagen: that does surpass the record fine we previously sought by three times. $1.3 billion fine paid by pfizer in 2009 for marketing fraud related to a
government and bp will be settled. it does not remove the issue of civil penalties which by their most extreme calculations could be $21 billion. i will read you a statement from bp where the chairman of the board said we believe this resolution is in the best interests of bp and its shareholders, it removes two significant legal risks and allows us to vigorously defend the company against the remaining civil claims. keep in mind that bp has booked $31 million in charges against -- because of...
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let the federal government learn their lesson. how come? >> well there's a great sense among some state leaders that because many of the funding programs that are the primary source of revenue from the federal government that flow to the states are exempted from the sequester requirements. however sequester alone, those automatic cuts that go into place on january 2nd, aren't the only elements of this fiscal cliff. the fact that congress hasn't reauthorized temporary aid to needy families the welfare program, it expires on september 30th. the lame-duck congress will have to make a decision when the new fiscal year for the federal government starts october 1st, that funding stream. alternative minimum tax that expired last year. bush tax cuts that expire on january 2nd. do we increase withholding or not? how do we administratively administrate policies that make sense? what states want in regard to relationship with the federal government is exactly what businesses want with the states. they want predictability, sustainability and stability
let the federal government learn their lesson. how come? >> well there's a great sense among some state leaders that because many of the funding programs that are the primary source of revenue from the federal government that flow to the states are exempted from the sequester requirements. however sequester alone, those automatic cuts that go into place on january 2nd, aren't the only elements of this fiscal cliff. the fact that congress hasn't reauthorized temporary aid to needy families...
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corporate bonds and government bonds ever riskier, so corporate borrowing costs are falling. the past few weeks ibm, filled with morris, hundreds of millions, only a few basic points higher than u.s. treasuries. ibm set a record deal, half a billion dollars in bonds, 6 65 basis points over the treasury. that is cheap and good for corporate profit, good for disney and euro disney. ashley: whoever thought putting disneyland in france with a good place in the first place? tracy: you have to love mickey mouse to matter where you are in the world. thank you, dennis kneale. one analyst will tell us why he is not sold on a lasting recovery yet. ashley: a look at some of the winners and losers, we will be right back. ashley: sales of existing homes rose to a three year high last month, that is encouraging, but my next guest says it is important to know who is actually buying these properties. joining me now, managing partner of mortgage banking solutions. david, thank you for joining us. so who is propping up the housing market right now? >> buyers of these homes, significant numbers
corporate bonds and government bonds ever riskier, so corporate borrowing costs are falling. the past few weeks ibm, filled with morris, hundreds of millions, only a few basic points higher than u.s. treasuries. ibm set a record deal, half a billion dollars in bonds, 6 65 basis points over the treasury. that is cheap and good for corporate profit, good for disney and euro disney. ashley: whoever thought putting disneyland in france with a good place in the first place? tracy: you have to love...
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how reliable are these numbers from the government? >> you are right. we have down revision on top of that disappointing august number. over the last three months, we have only seen job growth of 94,000. the fed chairman himself said you at least need 100,000 to keep the unemployment rate steady. we are not even making that low mark. i think we are saying that ongoing stagnation in the labor market. i think it is really uncertainty that is behind it. the last couple of days we have actually seen some evidence that hiring plans going forward have picked up a bit. i think that what is happening is no one wants to hire right now because there is so much uncertainty. they are actually falling behind. they could hire a couple more workers. they are planning to do so if we can come out of this year and fiscal cliff. without the economy hurting. lori: how much labor can a company squeeze out of a worker at this point? >> that is exactly it. they have been using product hippity. do not get me wrong, the economy is not growing so fast that companies have to be b
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we look to the government. here's the issue the government needs to know that they need a really cohesive policy, co -- coherent policy just to give businesses warning what is coming down the road. that's the one thing we're worried about. these businesses are adaptive. they can change. tracy: right. >> they're good. they're agile. they need to know what the policies are going to be. that is the big issue right now. washington has to get its act together and tell these people so they can plan. even a bad policy, if the businesses have enough time is better than. >> better than none. thanks for bringing this stuff to us. brian hamilton. ceo of sageworks. ashley: one million dollar marketing campaign to promote president obama's health care law is taking hollywood by storm. dennis kneale is all over this story. dennis. >> ashley, hollywood may be ready for new kind of hero, new incredible hulk, multimillion-dollar government program that will save lives and create better world. it is obama care. "new york times"
we look to the government. here's the issue the government needs to know that they need a really cohesive policy, co -- coherent policy just to give businesses warning what is coming down the road. that's the one thing we're worried about. these businesses are adaptive. they can change. tracy: right. >> they're good. they're agile. they need to know what the policies are going to be. that is the big issue right now. washington has to get its act together and tell these people so they can...
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the most interesting thing talking about this is the federal government and the states. the use and possession of marijuana for all purposes, very minor uses, but it is a felony under federal law. we don't know what they will do, but we know they have a weird, to say it best, track record with medicinal marijuana. you can only get it from a facility licensed by the state. for the california authorization of doctors, those places have been rated by the fed like they raid and opium den in a city where opium is illegal, which is everywhere in the world. they did that in california. in oakland, california. in new jersey they let it flourish and survive, the how to decide what to enforce and whatnot to enforce? connell: a lot of illegal angles are interesting. you are libertarian. last night turned out to be a tough night for republicans. this issue, and issues like if embraced by libertarians, deep in the republican party on the republican party now maybe more toward these issues to get younger voters? >> if they recognized certain issues can appeal to areas we know that ou
the most interesting thing talking about this is the federal government and the states. the use and possession of marijuana for all purposes, very minor uses, but it is a felony under federal law. we don't know what they will do, but we know they have a weird, to say it best, track record with medicinal marijuana. you can only get it from a facility licensed by the state. for the california authorization of doctors, those places have been rated by the fed like they raid and opium den in a city...
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has protested to the iranian government. ashley: rich edson with the latest on that story. thank you very much. tracy: we will have more as the story develops but here's more breaking news. oil closing $0.65 at $85.09 a barrel. it is a gain of 3/4%. we will feel that at the pump. we always do. can former president bill clinton held broker a budget deal between republicans and democrats? this is a suggestion that is on the table as the nation faces a looming fiscal coin. here to break it down, gerri willis. ashley: everyone is saying that. tracy: point times call for desperate measures. >> we saw a report in the christian science monitor. is not being reported elsewhere but what is being reported is the possibility hillary clinton might run for president in 2016. you do the math. why would bill clinton get in the middle of the nastiest fight we have seen in our political history of the last four years? he wants to help -- ashley: clinton came up with a pretty well compromise spending plan in 1997. does have that ability to reach across the aisle with you like him or not. and
has protested to the iranian government. ashley: rich edson with the latest on that story. thank you very much. tracy: we will have more as the story develops but here's more breaking news. oil closing $0.65 at $85.09 a barrel. it is a gain of 3/4%. we will feel that at the pump. we always do. can former president bill clinton held broker a budget deal between republicans and democrats? this is a suggestion that is on the table as the nation faces a looming fiscal coin. here to break it down,...
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many new education loans are made by the federal government. if the federal government runs out of money to make new loans, we have more problems than any kind of a student loan bubble. lori: in the situation where so many mortgages went belly-up, the bank foreclosed on the home and took the loan, right? when students default on their loans what can the bank take? this is a significant problem for the banks? >> they can't repossess your education. lori: right. >> the federal government has very strong powers to compel repayment. they can garnish your wages up to 15%. can take income tax refunds. they can even take state lottery winnings, do you think it is a viable solution to let these loans be forgiven in bankruptcy? >> oh, i think that there's a benefit of allowing bankruptcy discharge. not just that, students who borrow too much or who have unfortunate circumstances would have a way out, a way to get a clean slate. it also would mean that the lenders would be more accommodating of borrowers who have financial distress and more willing to of
many new education loans are made by the federal government. if the federal government runs out of money to make new loans, we have more problems than any kind of a student loan bubble. lori: in the situation where so many mortgages went belly-up, the bank foreclosed on the home and took the loan, right? when students default on their loans what can the bank take? this is a significant problem for the banks? >> they can't repossess your education. lori: right. >> the federal...
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the government declaredded today a national holiday to encourage peaceful demonstrations. the corruption trial against former detroit mayor is underway, and a prosecutor says phil patrick conspire with his father to turn city hall into bribes. they say the case is a scam. the space shuttle it on a sightseeing tour of california. the shuttle due to fly over landmarks like the state capitol and the golden gate bridge before landing in los angeles where its final home is a science museum. those are your news headlines on the fox business network. now we head back to lori. lori: many thanks. so nostalgic, that space shuttle. talking dividend stocks. investors face a major tax hike if we fall over the cliff. if congress does nothing, the dividend tax rates jump from 15% to 39.6%. will that be the death of devra davis -- dividend income? you say no begin the rate of the increase of the dividends? >> correct. thank you for having me, lori. i don't think we're going to see any problem with dividends at all. one, there's no historical precedent that shows that stocks under perform,
the government declaredded today a national holiday to encourage peaceful demonstrations. the corruption trial against former detroit mayor is underway, and a prosecutor says phil patrick conspire with his father to turn city hall into bribes. they say the case is a scam. the space shuttle it on a sightseeing tour of california. the shuttle due to fly over landmarks like the state capitol and the golden gate bridge before landing in los angeles where its final home is a science museum. those...
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why do you want the government out? for that very reason, we do not want the government involved in nur business anymore because we have to adhere to tarp rules. tarp rules restrict executive pay. ashley: funny they don't understand the taxpayers don't want that big of a loose. what is treasury saying. >> we're not a long-term investor. we're not a hedge fund. we want to get out. we didn't do this to make a profit. we did i had it to prevent the collapse of auto business. hard to show up to people to show up to work for the government. ashley: government motors. >> but the bottom line is, look for all the bailouts the taxpayers still face mass losses. fannie mae and freddie mac still owe $142 after dividends. gm, 27 billion. 300 banks, $10 billion bucks. ashley: to call it a huge success is huge mistake. >> numbers to keep in your pocket as the election rolls back out. tracy: liz macdonald thank you. ashley: we need her. tracy: the prolonged boom in american corporate profits as far outpaced gains in the broader economy
why do you want the government out? for that very reason, we do not want the government involved in nur business anymore because we have to adhere to tarp rules. tarp rules restrict executive pay. ashley: funny they don't understand the taxpayers don't want that big of a loose. what is treasury saying. >> we're not a long-term investor. we're not a hedge fund. we want to get out. we didn't do this to make a profit. we did i had it to prevent the collapse of auto business. hard to show up...
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much more than government sectors. if governments would help restructure private debt, estonia, iceland, there are countries that already done this and already coming out of the crisis doing better. we're ignoring the biggest problem in the world, the greatest private debt bubble in history, way greatest than the greatest government bubble. governments should work to restructure private debt. we can't bring these high mortgages in business and financial debt in the future. it will sink our economies, all of us, europe, united states, everybody. lori: harry dent, many thanks for your time and analysis. your forecasting is always great. melissa, chorus is growing louder of private debt bubbles. he makes a great point. melissa: he really does. when comes to gold competitiveness the u.s. is failing again. up next find out where we rank and why the drop and we'll get the take from lou dobbs on all of it. lori: i mentioned in the shot that european yields are coming down. here in the u.s. they're unchanged. we saw buying ear
much more than government sectors. if governments would help restructure private debt, estonia, iceland, there are countries that already done this and already coming out of the crisis doing better. we're ignoring the biggest problem in the world, the greatest private debt bubble in history, way greatest than the greatest government bubble. governments should work to restructure private debt. we can't bring these high mortgages in business and financial debt in the future. it will sink our...
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how will the biggest government banks survive? the chairman of the tb, russia's second largest bank, joins liz claman, live in steal a fox business exclusive. the dow is down 22 points. count down to the closing bell is next. don't go anywhere. liz: i am liz claman. it is the last hour of trading. welcome to count down to the closing bell. here's what you know to get through this last hour of trade. the dow and the s&p climbing back from early losses and not as bad as it could be after a slew of disappointing economic data. and initial jobless claims much of it due to work stoppage caused by hurricane sandy but the disappointing philly fed and new york fed numbers were regional indicators of economic activity that didn't look so good. it was down 31 points
how will the biggest government banks survive? the chairman of the tb, russia's second largest bank, joins liz claman, live in steal a fox business exclusive. the dow is down 22 points. count down to the closing bell is next. don't go anywhere. liz: i am liz claman. it is the last hour of trading. welcome to count down to the closing bell. here's what you know to get through this last hour of trade. the dow and the s&p climbing back from early losses and not as bad as it could be after a...
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charlie: time for the government to empty of the strategic petroleum reserve and sell it off. this could be a good thing for most of us. as we head to break take a look at the winners and losers on the s&p 500. we will be right back. 4g lte has the fastest speeds. so let's talk about coverage. based on this chart, who would you choose ? wow. you guys take a minute. zon, hands down. i'm going to show you guys another chart. pretty obvious. i don't think color matters. pretty obvious. what'sretty obvious about it ? that verizon has the coverage. verizon. verizon. we're going to go to another chart. it doesn't really matter how you present it. it doesn't matter how you present it. verizon. more 4g lte coverage than all other networks combined. woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? [ heart rate increases ] woman #2: but i don't even live near the water. what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you -- including the fact that a preferred risk policy starts as low as $129 a y
charlie: time for the government to empty of the strategic petroleum reserve and sell it off. this could be a good thing for most of us. as we head to break take a look at the winners and losers on the s&p 500. we will be right back. 4g lte has the fastest speeds. so let's talk about coverage. based on this chart, who would you choose ? wow. you guys take a minute. zon, hands down. i'm going to show you guys another chart. pretty obvious. i don't think color matters. pretty obvious....
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the provincial government rescuing up for aid. and unless this ecb put as we call it is there, spain count fund itself sufficiently in the capital markets. i know the spanish prime minister and the italian pm will be gathering together to probably compare moats and i'm sure mr. monte in rome will be pushing his spanish counterpart to go through the wall quickly because it might clear the way what conditionality spain had to accept. so they can possibly follow that same line. ashley: we also have mario draghi, the head of the ecb meeting with angela merkel in germany next week. i guess he is really on a tour to try to sell the bond buying program. he will talk to business leaders in germany as well as german lawmakers. i would imagine he will get some skepticism on that journey? >> he certainly will. i think that merkel is aware that germany has to play a fair hand, try to keep the eurozone intact but there is a limit to how much german tax i pares -- taxpayers can be expected to pay. we saw the constitutional court passed approval
the provincial government rescuing up for aid. and unless this ecb put as we call it is there, spain count fund itself sufficiently in the capital markets. i know the spanish prime minister and the italian pm will be gathering together to probably compare moats and i'm sure mr. monte in rome will be pushing his spanish counterpart to go through the wall quickly because it might clear the way what conditionality spain had to accept. so they can possibly follow that same line. ashley: we also...
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what does the government do? charlie: you believe michael steinberg, put on leave, you believe this is a big sort of step in the fed's continuing investigation of steve cohen and his potential -- and whether he committed insider-trading? >> a massive set. look at the case all along. they have been arresting and prosecuting people and going up the chain. people i talked to in the justice department cyber is the last stop on the train. charlie: they will give up? >> they won't give up. they might get him conscience avoidance. if they can't get steinberg to get the peace to prove that, and actually had knowledge of forethought and committed it and traded on it that he knew it was wrong, perhaps conscious avoidance -- charlie: he knew -- [talking over each other] charlie: denied any wrongdoing. mr. steinberg has not been indicted and neither have been charged with a civil crime but we do know a lot of people have been charged in this investigation and you say one tactic they can take is let's go and say you should ha
what does the government do? charlie: you believe michael steinberg, put on leave, you believe this is a big sort of step in the fed's continuing investigation of steve cohen and his potential -- and whether he committed insider-trading? >> a massive set. look at the case all along. they have been arresting and prosecuting people and going up the chain. people i talked to in the justice department cyber is the last stop on the train. charlie: they will give up? >> they won't give...